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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-12

ysharps among the capital IS, swallow the little
ZONES among them; that 'lrusts, pools" and
Iother combinations are being formed in order to
more thoroughly and syst maticay fleece the
Npeoplc; that under the pre- sent system the de-
Ivelopment of technic and machine y is from year
Ito year throwing more workmen on the way side;
that in some parts Of this eat and fertile land Il
fmajolity of the farmers are obliged to mortgage
their homes in order to sat sly tie creed Of mon
strous corporations; that, il short, tha rich are
fconstantly growing richer and the poor poorer.
Yes, and do you not corIpreh, nd that all these
evils find their origin in the present institution OF
society which allows one portion of the human
race to build fortunes upon the nisfortunes of
others-to ensave their fellow mem
Instead of try .ng TO remedy tn, Sc evils and in
stead of sscertaining just what the cause of the
widening dissatisfaction is. the ruling classes,
through their mouthpicces- press, pulpit etc
dcfame and nisrepresent the character, teach
ings and motives of the advocate of social recon-
s;ruction, and use the riff. and the club on them,
and If the opportunity is favorable, send them Ia
the gaOws and prisons. viii this do any good;
As an answer may as well quote the following
words with which Benjamin Franklin closed his
sathical essay Rules for Reducing Great En-
pire to a Small One" which he dedicated to the
English government in l17G: Suppose all their
THE 'kickers) complaints to be invented and pro-
noted by a few factious demagogues, whom il
You could catch and hang all would be quiet.
Catch and hang few accordingly and the blood
of the martyrs shall work miracles in favor OF
your purpose" u. t., your own RUM.
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THE ANARCHISTS, SIDE.

Perhaps the best possible summary Of the
Anarchists defense Of their action and their
belief is found in the letters addressed By the
condemned to Governor Oglesby, of Illinois,
extracts from which ere given:
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elaborate preparations to meet the outbreak
when 1t should come
Capt John Bonield, who assumed the respon-
SihIity the night Of the tragedy. ON the day
o. the previous riot, was born in ISIS in New
brunswick, his father hcing County Clarr IRISH
man lately arrived in that province In isit tue
cai9'v moved TO Chicago. where john l-.;:utd
the trade OF a riachinst and at, rwarl became
locomotive engineer In 1877 he became olitc-
man and rose rapidly in rank
Superintendent II Police Frederick J FberSold
was born in Bavaria in isll emigr1ied to Hin :
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Rndolph schnanbelt, who, it


A@N1Hl--o---
was afterw ar d
claimed, threw the
bomb, WIS among
those arrested, but
the evidence
against him was
not deemed stiff
Gent to hold lin
and he was re
leased. He imme
diately left Ameri-
"a and is now sup
posed TO be in ter
many. Adolp n
Fischer was one of
theprinters, and on
his person when ar
- $780,.
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in iSs. enlisted in
the Twelfth Illinois
at the outbreak II
the war. and served
tall the last Conici-
crate had laid down
his arms. He went in
as a corporal and
came out a captain.
July Q. 1867, he WAS
first enrolled as . p,>-
licenlan. and in oc-
tober, ISS0. he Was at
the head OF the forJNe.
In the army he was
100 days under fire
in hiatt 10 or skirnliSh.
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Mexican War Veteran.

m. ,onasrfsl efficacy Of swifTs Specific q
,,sdy and cure for rheImatlsrn and all blood dis
...s. hAs never had more conspouons illustration
49,, ,sf. GAIA affords. The candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given By the venerable gentle
man nss. ,e aceepted convincing and conclusive
The writer ia prominent citizen Of hlssissppL The
s.at,s.nAn to xbom Hr. Martin referI. and 70 whom
hi. ,nastta1 for the ADVICE 10 which he owes his
s,.t r,l,s, from years of suffering. Is Mr. King for
many year. the popular aigst clerk II the Lawrence
Boaas. Al Jackson.
JACKSON. Miss April o. iss7.
TEE SWIFT afEoruc CoEPAsY, Atlanta, Ca
o.ntl,,asn--I have tcen an invalid pensloner for
,oyty years having contracted pulmonary and other
di.eaaes In the Mexican War; but not ill the LIST Of
March. is75. did feel any sympt0ms Of rheumatiam
On that day wa suddenly stricken with that dis
ease in both hips and ankles. For twenty days
waI.ed On erutcbes Then the pain was leas Violent
hat IL shifted from Joint % Joint FOR weeks would
IL Totally disabled either one side Ot my body or
the other. The pain never iefl ne q moment ior
lsls when I hrst attu ked, 70 october l. 1870
when was cured. During these eleven years o. IN
tanso suffering I tried nnumGrabo prescriptions
from various physicians, ana tled "verything sug
gsated BY friends, hat y ever received me hast
ternAy ! am not aware u IL Finally, about the
nrst Of ssptsmber male hrfnrgemrnis % 20 10 inc
Hd surtnga Of ATkHuAas. having despntred OF every
stSsr remrly when accllrnt4lly met an old ac-
qualntance. Mr. kl4g nov u he iawrence House
a. this city. Hs had once trrn great SUFFERER from
rheumatism. and. "a { supp"-edi had been cured
iy ylslt 10 Hot Springs. Bat s. hen met him no
tId me that his ylai T., the Hot Springs was in vain
he found no relief on his return from Hot sprngs
no heard Tor the nrst time or hos - r. as remedy
for rheumatism. He tried u and six bottles made a
complete cure Several yearl haf" passed since, but
he haa had 10 return ~ tho dt-c"tr.
falu fI III.
tom four BOTTLES and by the first ~ October waa
we'll a. far a. the rhsum1trn "1A concerned All
rain had dsappoared aud NAVE huT FELT TwisoE
SINCE. ,
Ihavs NJ Interest IN mhki@s thi4 statement other
than tho hope that may llICt some other sufferer
10 a sure source Of relief add It 10 has this result /
am we'll rewarded Tor my trauhle / am very re
spsctfuliy and truly your friend .
J NJ. H. MARTIN.
FOR sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and
skin Diseases mailed free
Tue SWIFT SrrcUW CO..
Drawer o Atlanta, Ga.
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retired at $3.50 p. m, and at 10 a, m. next
day, Aug. 90, returned verdict of guilty
against all the defendants, with a sentence Of
fifteen years in the penitentiary for Oscar
Neebe, ard death for the other seven.
The trial began and ended with sensations.
On the first day A. r. Parsons, who had
escaped and been in hiding, walked into the
courtroom, announced his voluntary sur
render and took his place in the dock with
his frion IS. At the close, when asked by the
court if they had augh. to say why sentence
of death should no. be pronounce |, they al
mlde long addresses THOSE of Parsons AID
Flelden being the best That Of SPIES con-
sisted of pleading and defiance, reasoning on
liberty and Quotations from Scripture In
the course of his remarks he spoke OF Christ
as Socialist, Schwah and Necbo gave ar-
currents AGAINST the regularity of the trial.
FIolden excited some astonishmcut by say
ing: "Thc great Socialist, Jesus Christ, said
1880 years ago. Better that nine,y-.line
guilty men shudld 90 uapunisacl than that
one innocent man should suher'n Judge
Cary then sentenced the seven men to be
hanged
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ers used language
of a very inilam-
matory character.
Still, though one of
the Chicago papers
had predicted seri-
Gus trouble, the
meetings were not
suppre Ssed. But
Ere d rick Eber-
sold, superintend-
ent. and John Bon
field, inspector of
police, were well
aware of the extent
Of the discomfort
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ANARCHY IN AMERICA.

OOS after the close
Of the civil war in
the nited States
immigration, a l.
ways II no mean
proportio Il 5, i'll
creased rapidly.
IL was then the
American public
first began TO hear
much Of cornmun-
ism, socialism and
anarchism. In 1852
s1wVa,n tfrgg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-12

DEsPLAINEs STREET BRINGING IN
THE WOUNDED.
The word "Ruhc" German for Peace
alleged to have boon agreed upon as the sig
nal for immediate revolution, also appeared
in that number OF the paper.
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SO say society may hang number of disci-
pies Of progress who have disinterestedly served
the cause of the Sous Of toll, which Is the cause
of humanity. but their blood will work miracles
in bringing about tue downfall of modern society
and In hastenng the birth Of a new era of civil
zation
Magma est veritas ct prevalent
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APPEALS 10 HIGHER couR19.


The usual application for a new trial was
fled and the entire method of the trial re-
argued for several days, The application be-
ms refused an oGpel was taken to the
supreme court of Illinois. and once more the
whole case was thoroughly argued, 1t is
needless to detail the legal steps, suffice it
that so much time vas consumed that tho
case did not reach the supreme court till
March H. iS7 Then Iessrs Grinnell,
Walker lngham and Attorney General
Hunt, for the state, and Messrs, Black, Salo-
mon, Zeislcr and Leonard SWEET, for the de
Tense, discussed the issues as to whether the
court below had erred, whether the Anar-
chists had been legally condemned to death
for mere conspiracy, whether tine jury was
properly constituted and many others
Inc weight of argument before the
supreme court turned upon tho proper con
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S. a Bay--A Gold Mine

UT agents. Grandest MONEY MAKING BUSINESS ever
onsred. golden harvest for the next i've on,h
~ rth mo.Ia and expenses to active men 10 seiI a,
go :, ~ CAPITAL REQUIRED, No peddling. sannple
49, 49, u goods and valuable information and fnIl ne
ncuars !stt. 10 HuMBus; we mean lust what we
STANDARD sILyERwARE CO., Boston Ma.
oct2sd&wlm "'"''
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THE ANARCHISTS.
History Of the Haymarket Trag-
edy i'm Chicago.
CAUSES OF TIE TROUBLE.
Deeds of the Fateful Day---May
4, 1885.
ARTIST, TRIAL AND CONVICTION.
I'LL. e A. TJI.-n., no,rtz A Es-r,o1
ARTIST, TRIAL AND CONVICTION.
Judgment of the Illinois Courts Affirmed
By the Nations Supreme Tribunal.

Portraits and sketches Of the Police, the
Judges, the Jury. the Convicted and
Other Interested Person~-Picture- Of
the scene Of the Tragedy, Court Scenes,
Etc.-CIo.ing Events Of the Drama
Letter. Of the Cond. mned, In Which
They State Their CASE.
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Rallroaos 4 Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK R'W'Y or CANADA.

summer arrangements.
ON and after Monday, May l6 iSS5 trains win run
as follows from Portland
For Auburn and lewiston : 10 A. NJ I15nnd n
Pm '' ~ ' ''''
For Gorham, go AN, 40 and 5.37 r.
and 100 Z. NJ 10y ~ "''
For Quebec, 10 T.. NJ
For Buckheld and Canton. 40 A. NJ and 20 T.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on night train Par
ior cars on DAY train between Portland and Montreal
ItkEf OFFICE - Exchange Street and Dcpnt
foot Of India Street P''
Tickets sold at reduced rates 10 Canada Detroit
chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati St Louis Omaha
saginaw, IT. raul, Salt Lake Iity, Denver. san
and Southwest - "'''
JOSEPH HiCKSON, Gon'l Manager
WM EDGAR, Gen'l Pass. Agent
}. STEPHENSON, superintendent
june30feod6m
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length. Spies and
Parsons have writ
ten autobiog g.
raphies, and the
condemned m n,
their families and
Miss Nina Van
Zandt. Who mar
RE d Spies by
proxy, have been
the objects OF gen
eral attention
since the tragedy.
Dusky Mrs Par
sons, W h o h as
worked so hard
for her husbands
life, has become
personally known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-12

in many cities by reason of her speeches in
his behalf Mrs. Schnaubelt, mother OF the
alleged bomb thrower, and Mrs. Schwab, her
daughter, were recently brought into special
prominence by reason Of the elder lady visit
to America and the rumor that she had
brought with her full statement of the
facts in the case from her son. Spies, Fielden
and Schwab finally signed petitions for
communication. All these things can only
be alluded 10 here. Among other cuts we
give portrait of Sheriff Matson, of Cook
county, Ills. who, by virtue of his office, has
charge of all executions in Chicago
THE CONDEMNED MEN.
Brief biographical sketches Of the con-
demned are here given;
August Theodore Vincent Spies pronounced
Specs is cred ted with being the brains Of the
movement He has given his experience in an
autobiography which is regarded rs the work Of
genius By his friends, and as eloquent insanity
in print by those VINO are opposed to him. He
was born Dec, 10, 1879, in the old robbers castle
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that it has no jurisdiction, as the questions
as to violating the national constitution were
not raised or argued in the Illinois court
Therefore. q writ of error could not issue.
OF the various appeals and petitions and
meetings protesting against the execution Of
tina Anor,,s.iSts VIC have not room to speak az
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-12-03
Neqlacting plaeaaa'

One reason why cases terminate fatally
that at first were not believed TO be serious
is because parents neglect disease in its first
and faint attack. They wait until the enc
my is well into the citadel, and then they
find it very difficult TO disloge him. IL is the
height Of folly to treat illness as matter
of small importance, for we know not what
may be developed A man who has fam
lily TO support; woman who has children
and house to care form fact, no one who
thinks life is worth living yields to sick
ness until they feel that it is going to get
the best of them, and then is the time for
prompt, through and effective medicine.
With Simmons Liver Regulator you can al
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-12-03

let that cold of yours run on. You think it
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Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dan
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The breathing apparatus must be kept
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bonnets, we begin to think the word emil
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VOL. XVI, No. 3.
Lehighton Business Directory.

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-Volapuk, the dew world language, has
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seem 10 have any common sense.
Princess Beatrice has a daughter. The
ist of dependents upon the British tax
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WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION Al i,

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home, the whole of the time, or for their spare
moments. Busnes new, light and profitable.
Persons of either easily earn from 80 cents to
$500 per evening, and proportional sum by de
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DYSPEPSIA,

IS that misery experienced when we sud-
u denly become aware that we possess =
diabolical arrangement called stomach.
The stomach is the reservoir from which
every fiore and tissue must be nourished,
and any trouble with IL is soon felt through
out the whole system. Among n dozen
dyspeptics no two will have the same pre-
neutrality-suspicious.. Dyspeptics ofactlve
mental power and a bilious temperament
are subject to Sick Headache; those,
fieshy and phlegmatic have Constipation,
while the thin and nervous are abandoned
togloomy forebOdlngs. Some dyspeptics
are wonderfully forgetful; others have
great irritabiity of temper.
Whatever form Dyspepsia may take,
one thing is certain,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
w EScI
z Polskiej Ojczyzny
Pod PrusakieIn.

" 10runiu pomiedzy dzlec
nj szkofnemi ma przedmiesciu
$w. Jakoba rozszerzyfa sic cho-
roba zapalenia ocz. Z tego
powodu zamknieto szkofe i
i poddano wewnetrzne scia-
ny izb szkolnych oczyszczeniu.
Choroba ia dostafa sic do
szkofy cd dzieci okregu wiej-
sklego, uczeszczajacych do tel
szkofy i szczesciem zawczasu
ia spostrze2ono zanim przy-
brata wielkie rozmiary
" Byd!goszczy ma radzie
miejskie; przyzwolono ma bu-
dove kolei konnej, jakq "a
mlerzaja wykonac podsieb:or
cy 2 Berlina. Koncesyi udzie-
lono ma 35 lat, a potem co
pie6 lat ma bye przedfuzana
W milczenlu, jezeli przynaj-
mniej diva lata naprzod pred
terminem nie nastapi wypo-
wiedzenie. Pc latach 35 mo-
g}aby gmlna miejska objac
we wfasne posiadanie, zapla-
ciwszy wartosc taksy tej1e
kolei re wszelkim zywym i
martwym !nweutarzem. Pc la
tach SO Cd czasu zalo2emia
Nolei, Gaia ia Holej z wszel
kim luwentarzem przypada
miastu IA wlasuosc. Przez o.
becny czas lstnienia Ma
p~rzysz]osG personal tel kolei
podlega nadzurowi poljcyi.
Nlestosowny personal ma ruz
kaz magistrate powiuien bye
usuniety. Urzednicy policyjnl
i radzca budowniczy miejski
mal4 mlet kazdego czasu bez-
platnq jade. Gdyby przedsie-
biorcy,mleIl zanIedbac przedsie-
blorst%a wtedy kaucya pre-
pada ma korzyst magistrate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

powcdowaG cuglom, q wiece;
jeszcze boi sic bata.
lie teorje mice bed4 zawsze
zapalonych zwolennikow, zaw-
SEE mazda sic tacy, co chet-
ME 2ycie oddadza, lecz mo-
tfoch zostanie jednakim. Oni
zgina, motioch przyklasnie....
lecz zadrzy ma widok bata i
zmilknie.
-Mieszkal u mnie czas ia
kis student, z Petersburga -
jeden jak sic zdaje z pre-
wodzcow. Dziwny to byl czfo-
wick, ME zapomne go do
kohca zycia.-Zadusili go ME.
dawno W fortecy Szlisselbur-
ga.
= Szkoda $50. Cafy ten
molfoch ME wart aycia jedne-
60 czlowieka.
-Jeszcze jedno. - Czy ow
majatek odda]as PAM jedynie
W checi polepszenia losu bic
dnych, czy2 ME byfo jakiej
sercowej przyczyny.
Julia sic ogniem oblafa.
Mazarski sic powtornie u
smiechnaf.
-Posluchaj vice PAM mo
jej uczc;wej rady.
To sfowo podkreslif, udaj
sic do tego, kto by}. przyczy-
ma owego wybryku.
Nigdy, przerwafa z ruchem
gwaftownym, chce pracowaG.
Cheese PAM pracowaG,
vice bedziesz schanbiona,
skohczasz W domu prostytu-
Julia wskoczyfa.
-Zostaje smlerc! Chyba, lie
PAM sobie zycie odbierzesz {.
innej rady ME masz. W wal
ce o kawalek chleba czeka
pania W Warszawie hanba,
lub smierc = tenn bardziel, le
musisz paci zrezygnowaG pc
wnie ola braku specyalnyct
wiadomosci, z posady grwer.
naatki jeszcze najlepsze wzgle.
dem chleba ola kobiety.
Daisy ciqg uastqpi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
I'LL.
Galicya.

Gran1ez"e nopady. DO wsi
Tur.a powlvcie ska!ackim
pr1ybyli oneglaj trzej rossyj,
scy zoin!erze mundurach a
oswiadczalac wlo$cianom lie So
dezerterami, zazadaIi jadia i
wGdki. Gdy wlosc;anie zadosG
temu ME uczyniII, Zoinlerze
lossyJscy 1ucIIi sic "a MICH
j SLIME ich pob;li. Wskulek
tego zajscia zebra}a sic an.
nlejsza Hose wloscian i wy |
dzono wreszclc 2oln!erzy
GRANGE. CT .jcdnak, zn~alazlS
sic ma swoJcm terytoryu
dali do ch!opow kllka str
low, ktorc na szczescIe Nil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

CZ3SCl8cns
- Napisa} -
Meczysiaw Altons Chtpsto'cski.
(Ciag dalszy)
Me movie przette2 ami o
r6wnym podziale pomiedzy je-
dnostki, lecz wfasnie dq7e do
skupienia wsze!kiej rozdrobio-
nej produkcyi, mdywidualnego
al5o ~prywatpego przemys}u,
we wspolny kollektywny.
Powiadaja, lie z}e mimic Ma
swiecie, gdy ziemia i fabryki
przejda z rak kilku hub xii
kunastu miliorerow. W rece
panstwa. W5wczas kazdy Emu.
SONY pracowac ma fabrykach
spotecznych, bedzie zarabiaf
bez porownania wiecej ni2
dzisiaj-wowczas otrzyma on
calkowity sw3j zarobek, a
tymczasem dzislaj z jego "a
robku bierze fabrykant mai
prod ma powiekszenie swych
kapitafow, dale; ma utrzyma-
ME siebie, swych karet, koni
i kobiet, nakoniec ma utrzy-
mamie policyi, wojska i rzadu,
kt6re to zapownia]a i ufa-
twiaja fabrykantowi lowe Cd
ciaganie" 2 zarobkowej pfacy
robotnika, co najmniej dwie
tr-ecie czesci. A vice dis ro-
b%otnikowi, czlowjekowi, ktoly
wszystko ma swiecie wytwa-
RIA, zostawiaja tylko jedna
trzecia Geese zarobku, to jest
tylko, by mogi karmic sic ma
wpof z bieda i piodzic ~astep.
ne pokolenia, iodine do 3arz-
ma.
Gdy ziemia i fabryki przej-
dq ma rzecz panstwa, to ich
wfasciciele-prozniacy, tucza-
cy sic cudza pracq, bedq mu-
siell rowniez pracowac, a tenn
zamiast trwoniG. powiekszac
beda bogactwa narodu. Dalej
widzin.y setki tysiecy robotni-
kow, bez piracy = be- chile
ba.
-Chca piracy, ME NIGGA jej
dostac, podczas gdy magazyny
fabryKant0w, le2a zawalone
towarami, ma dziesieG lat ma
prod.
Me ma ola Mich chleba =
suchego kawafka chleba, $: o.
strygi ola niemozliwosci zby-
tn, gnija milionami, a zbozem
w AmerYce pala w piecach,
ably go tylSo jakkolwiek zu-
2ytkowaG!
Go sic dis n~iszczy-marn".
je bezuzytecznie, podczas gdy
miliony muszq konac z glo-
du, wowczas gdy zniknle kon-
kurencya j bogaci bedq mu-
slell pracowaG ia rcwni z
biednymi, ME w swoich, lecz
w warsztatach panstwa-ogo
fu, to wszystko, powiadam o.
brocone ma pozytek prscuja-
cych, dozwoll i'm pracowac o
wiele mniej, i zarab!ac bez
porownania wiecej, niz dzi-
sla.j.
Ka2dy wowczas bedzie mog}
czynic zados& nietylko ko-
niecznyrs wymogom l%o]qdka,
lecz i uksztalca6 umysi, roz-
wi)ac zalety ducha i charakte-
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